1:01:01
Right, McGrath.
- Eh, not that one!
1:01:03
- You what?
- That turns on the gas.
1:01:08
Quiet.
1:01:13
What's this I hear about Stevens, Mr Wilson?
- Oh, nothing to worry about, Sir.
1:01:16
Well, Staff Harris told me...
- Harris! He's like a dream walking.
1:01:20
If Stevens was sick he'd
be here wouldn't he, Sir?
1:01:22
Well, yes. I suppose so.
1:01:25
Well, since I'm here I better see him.
1:01:28
Think I don't know my job, Sir?
Think I don't know what's going on?
1:01:30
- I never said that.
- I know what Staff Williams is doing.
1:01:33
- Well, Staff Harris told me...
- Harris!
1:01:37
He's sand happy.
1:01:39
I'm still in charge here, Sir.
1:01:51
I want to see Stevens.
- You've seen him, Sir.
1:01:54
What d'you mean?
1:01:55
You passed him fit.
Fit for duty and punishment.
1:01:58
The hill, Sgt. Major. If one of the
Staff over does the good work.
1:02:02
I could take it, Sir.
Any fit man could take it, Sir.
1:02:07
Yes, well. As you say if he was
sick he'd be here, wouldn't he?
1:02:14
God, it's hot! It's like an oven in here!
1:02:22
Lights out, five minutes!
1:02:24
Still no sign of the MO, eh?
- No.
1:02:31
He looks better.
- Yeah.
1:02:35
Maybe Harris'll get
the vet tomorrow.
1:02:38
It's a laugh.
- What is?
1:02:41
Well, all we ever get in this
dump is medicine and duties.
1:02:45
One lunatic, you know, in Tunifia,
that was a right nick, that was,
1:02:50
he made his blankets up into
a kind of a nest, you see,
1:02:53
and he sat there all
night in the middle of them,
1:02:55
going cuckoo, cuckoo all night long.
- He was trying to work his ticket.
1:02:59
No, he was round the bend. He'd been
frightened by an hand grenade, I think.